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    This document contains a study guide with 27 multiple choice questions about cell structure and transportation. It begins by asking questions about lipids, cell membranes, the discovery of cells, the three parts of the cell theory, prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, organelles, membranes, and cell structures. The second part focuses on cellular transportation mechanisms like diffusion, osmosis, passive and active transport, endocytosis and exocytosis. The study guide aims to test understanding of key topics in cell biology.

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    This document contains a study guide with 27 multiple choice questions about cell structure and transportation. It begins by asking questions about lipids, cell membranes, the discovery of cells, the three parts of the cell theory, prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, organelles, membranes, and cell structures. The second part focuses on cellular transportation mechanisms like diffusion, osmosis, passive and active transport, endocytosis and exocytosis. The study guide aims to test understanding of key topics in cell biology.

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    This document contains a study guide with 27 multiple choice questions about cell structure and transportation. It begins by asking questions about lipids, cell membranes, the discovery of cells, the three parts of the cell theory, prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, organelles, membranes, and cell structures. The second part focuses on cellular transportation mechanisms like diffusion, osmosis, passive and active transport, endocytosis and exocytosis. The study guide aims to test understanding of key topics in cell biology.

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    The Cell Structure & Transportation Study Guide

    Directions: Using only your notes, graphic organizer, the PowerPoints located on the HUB,
    answer the following questions.
    1. How are lipids involved with the cell structure? Answer here
    2. What is the name of the lipid that makes up a cell membrane?   Answer here
    3. Which scientist named the cell a cell?  Answer here
    4. List all three key parts of the Cell Theory.
    Answer here
    Answer here
    Answer here
    5. What does the prefix pro- mean?   Answer here
    6. What does the prefix eu- mean?  Answer here
    7. What is the only type of prokaryotic cell?  Answer here
    8. How are prokaryotic cells similar to eukaryotic cells? Answer here   
    9. In at least 3 ways, how are prokaryotic cells related to eukaryotic cells?  Answer
    here
    10. In at least 3 ways, explain what makes eukaryotic cells better than or superior to
    prokaryotic cells. Answer here
    11. Explain the structure plasmids, which are found in bacteria cells.  Answer here
    12. What are the two types of eukaryotic cells?  Answer here
    13. Which organelle controls all cellular functions in the cell?  Answer here
    14. What surrounds an animal cell? Answer here
    15. Explain the functions of the cell membrane. Answer here
    16. What surrounds a plant cell?  Answer here
    17. Does the plant cell contain a cell membrane? If so, where?  Answer here
    18. Explain the function of a cell wall. Answer here
    19. Which organelles are used to create proteins? Answer here
    20. Where do ribosomes make the proteins?   Answer here
    21. Distinguish between RER and SER. Answer here
    22. What is the main function of lysosomes?  Answer here
    23. Plant cells have an organelle that capture light energy and convert it to chemical
    energy.  What is the name of this organelle?   Answer here
    24. Explain the job of the cytoskeleton.   Answer here
    25. What role do any and all membranes play in prokaryotic cells? in eukaryotic
    cells? Answer here
    26. Which 3 structures are found in plants, but not animal cells:   Answer here
    27. Define the following terms:
    A. Cell Answer here
    B. Cell membrane Answer here
    C. Organelles Answer here
    D. Cytoplasm Answer here
    E. Ribosomes  Answer here
    F. Nucleus Answer here
    G. Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)
    ● Rough ER  Answer here
    ● Smooth ER Answer here
    H. Golgi Apparatus Answer here
    I. Vacuole Answer here
    Part 2. Cellular Transportation

    1. What does selectively permeable mean? Answer here


    2. What is passive transport? Answer here
    3. Describe the process of diffusion. Answer here
    4. Use diffusion to explain what happens when you drop a sugar cube into a mug of
    hot tea. Answer here
    5. Explain facilitated diffusion. Answer here
    6. Explain osmosis. Answer here
    7. If a plant cell is placed in a solution and the cell shrivels up, what type of solution
    was it placed in? How do you know? Answer here
    8. A selective permeable membrane separates solutions A and B. The concentration of
    water molecules in Solution B is higher than that in Solution A. Describe how the
    molecules will move. Answer here
    9. Distinguish between osmosis and diffusion. Answer here
    10. Distinguish between passive and active transportation. Answer here
    11. Distinguish between isotonic, hypertonic, and hypotonic solutions. Be specific.
    12. From question 11, which solution does a plant require? Answer here
    13. From question 11, which solution does an animal cell, our body cells, require?
    Answer here
    14. Distinguish between endocytosis and exocytosis. Answer here
    15. Which type of endocytosis ‘eats’ materials? Answer here
    16. Which type of endocytosis ‘drinks’? Answer here
    17. Provide examples of how the human body uses endocytosis and exocytosis. Answer
    here

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